Achieving a Female Voice
A discussion group about how to achieve a passing female voice.
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By Lydia_R · Posted
Moderation is an interesting subject. In the 90's, I had very little control over my addictions. I got to the point in 1998 that I was just totally fed up with getting drunk. Ever since then I've been drinking occasionally. I often go years without drinking at all. Perhaps I just know my limits now. For me now, it just comes down to not wanting to get dizzy and throw up and have a bad night's sleep. I can get a little buzz drinking a drink or two, but I'm so cautious with it that it is hardly worth the effort. And the same goes with smoking. I simply don't want to hurt my lungs! So I don't inhale much when I smoke. And I've only smoked a couple puffs in the last 7 years. I have no idea why, but it seems that all drugs are damaging. I like being in an altered state, but it always comes with a price that I'm not willing to pay anymore. So I get my pleasure out of being productive now. I'm not overly financially successful, but I'm a decent engineer and artist. And I spend a lot of time cooking, exercising and just trying to be healthy. Not really perfect, but on the healthy side. But you know, there is this goody two shoes side of abstinence. I'm certainly grateful that I got to experience altered states in my life! It's good to get a different perspective on things. I think AA is more agnostic than religious. For me a higher power is simply that there are things outside of me. Things out of my control. I wasn't the one who made drugs damaging! I can't change it. Using substances less is definitely less damaging. There is a spectrum to recovery. Good luck with your jouney Wanda Full! Live long and prosper! -
By miz miranda · Posted
Even the song Take Five is extremely well known, I had never listened to this album before today -
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By MayaXD · Posted
Hi! I'm a questioning afab (It's ok, you can refer to me as a woman or just a person) and I have a large chest, E/F cup. I am searching for a rather cheap and comfortable binder, are the gc2b classical ones good? Do any of you have other recommendations? Thank you in advance. -
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I've had many favorites over the years. My first was Ultima IV, which managed to pack a surprisingly vibrant (and large) world onto my 128k Apple IIc. Star Control II was the next game to really capture my attention. Both games managed to convey a story of surpising depth for a video game. I had a brief affair with Total Annihilation. 4x games aren't usually my thing, but TA had a mod community that kept the game fresh for a few years. As long as I played against the computer, my weak strategy wasn't a handicap. Minecraft is my number one game, and is likely to stay that way, given how long it has held the top slot. I loved Lego when I was a wee child, and Minecraft scratches that itch in a big way. My daughter is always telling me that the things I build in survival mode are better than what she sees others making in creative mode. -
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By Susan R · Posted
Nice to meet you @debbie jones. Take your time and look around. There’s a lot to take in but lots of great information. You can revise your profile pic in your profile. Click on your profile pic (upper left-hand side) and this will enable you to change it. Warmest Regards, Susan R🌷 -
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By Susan R · Posted
Welcome @Jessicaj! It’s a pleasure to meet you. You’ve already met the criteria for being a member by posting a nicely written intro. Feel free to add on to this intro when or if you feel the desire. There’s absolutely no pressure or judgement here. Like many others here, I would enjoy learning more about you and your struggles and victories during your life’s journey if you ever care to share. Thank you for telling us a little about yourself here today. Warmest Regards, Susan R🌷 -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
When I was a teenager, I was fortunate to have my sister backing me up. There's less than a year of age difference between us, and we went to school together and played on teams together. We also look very much alike and had the same style. It helps to not be alone. I wear boxers most of the time. Actually, around the house, that's about all I wear. I really dislike clothing of any kind in warm weather, so about the only thing my partners can get me to wear is shorts and a t-shirt. One layer, nothing underneath. I can be pretty stubborn about things like that. A lot of the time, I wear basketball shorts. Silky texture, good at sweat wicking. If I have to wear a shirt, I often use ones that have the arms cut out. Anything to stay cool in summer. Bonus is that it is androgynous looking or even masculine. -
By Willow · Posted
Good morning I guess I’m in a rush, software update. I’m having Mountain Grown coffee this morning. Black please. I’ll check.back when they are done with the up date bye for now Willow
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